ENERGY METER PER HOUR

AVERAGE, MAXIMUM,
MINIMUM LOAD AND DISPLAY
ON LCD
INTRODUCTION
 Definition of Energy
 Units of Energy

 Types of Energy Meters

 Operation
 DIFFERENCES
Normal Energy Meter Our Energy Meter

 Tariff
 Cost

 Power factor

 Max demand
HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
Energy meter per day average max, min,
load display on LCD
Regulated power supply

Energy
Meter
LCD
driver LCD
Micro
Reset controller
Crystal
Oscillator
LED indicator
BASIC COMPONENTS OF BLOCK
DIAGRAM

 Regulated Power Supply

 Microcontroller

 Energy Meter

 LCD Display

 Reset

 LED Indicators

 OPTO Coupler
MICROCONTROLLER

 Used in Embedded System

 Processing device

 Main parts
 Cpu

 Ram

 Rom

 I/O

 Timer

 PIC16F877A
 Transformer
 Rectifier

 Filter

 Regulator
LCD DISPLAY
LED INDICATORS
OPTO COUPLER

 Performance and protection

 Noise
WORKING PRINCIPLE
INTERNAL PROGRAMMING IN SYSTEM
if(!input(PIN_C3))
{
reset_eeprom();
delay_ms(1000);

lcd_putc('\f'); // Clear LCD

lcd_gotoxy(1,1);
printf(lcd_putc," RESET ");
lcd_gotoxy(1,2); // row-1, column-2
printf(lcd_putc," DONE ");
delay_ms(3000);
n = 0;
}
ADVANTAGES
 Energy conservation can be monitored on LCD display.
 Efficient and low cost design

 Low power consumption

 Fast and accurate result

DISADVANTAGES
 Inter facing energy mater to the micro controller is
sensitive
 It uses wired mechanism
G.Raja Reddy
Ramesh
Praveen
Balakrishna reddy
Jashwanth
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